Signal lamp



E. S. ROBINSON.

SIGNAL LAMP.

APPLICATION FILED MAY 21, I919.

Patented Jan. 17', 1922.

2 SHEEI'SSHEET 1- 4 ragga! WITNESSES IMI/E N TOR .4 TTORNEYS E. S. ROBINSON.

SIGNAL LAMP.'

APPLICATION FILED MAY 21. 1919.

Patented Jan. 17, 1922.

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WITNESSES A TI'ORNEYS At its outer end, the tubular slide 27,

through Which the lampwires 34 are preferably extended, has an extending rack 37 projecting exteriorly through a guide opening in the bracket 16 of the supporting arm 16, and in engagement with the gear 20 so that when the slide 27 is moved outward- 1y gear 20 will be rotated as will the head 19 and the lamp 15.

Movement is In operation, imparted to the slide 27 from. the controlling arm 32 through lever 30 andto facilitate movement of the said arm 32 without requiring the operator to drop his other controls, the arm 32 has at its free end a stirrup 3 8 for the reception of one knee." 7

I'claim: v i c i 1. The combination with a tubular support,a head rotatable at one end of the support and having a gear, alamp adjustable on the head, a slide telescopingwithin.

the tubular support and having a rack engaging the gear, a resilient actuating and controlling arm clamped to and outstanding from the tubular support, and connected said bracket, a lamp support rotatably mounted in the bracket and including. a

stem having a gear in engagement with the rack bar, a lamp mounted inthe lamp support, a spring actuating arm rigidly con nected at one end to the supporting tube having a knee engaging fork. at its opposite end, a connecting rod connecting said spring arm with the inner end of the tubular slide whereby to actuate the latter in its movement and normally retain the same in inner inactive position by virtue'oi thespring of the arm. e

l EDWARD s. ROBINSON. 

